Earth Is An Aviary
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Concluida dom, may 1, 2016<5 mins
People always assume that birds are free because they can fly. However, we're all birds - trapped birds locked in an aviary. Only a few of us have ever escaped the aviary, but eventually they all came back because we're destined to be in the aviary eternally.
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